
Wedding Photography for Photography Lovers
The story of your wedding, captured with creativity, soul and without intrusionHello, I’m Paul.
If you’re someone who already knows that your wedding photographs are going to be incredibly valuable to you, if you want those photographs to be captured unobtrusively so you can just enjoy your day, and if you want the end product to convey the emotion and story of your wedding honestly, authentically and with creativity, please take a minute to read on.
If you’ve been wondering if you’ll ever find the perfect wedding photographer then I feel your pain. There’s so much at stake for somebody who really appreciates great photography. Get it wrong and the regret will last for the rest of your live’s together.
I understand. I’m married. I’ve been there.
Maybe you’ve already viewed one uninspiring portfolio of shallow snapshots too many. Perhaps you think the word “passionate” has become somewhat overused and meaningless, and you’re wondering what “documentary wedding photography” even means given the wildly different interpretations many photographers seem to have.

~ Jessie & Mike ~
In my fifteen year wedding photography career countless creative couples have entrusted me to document their wedding in my particular style of storytelling photography, combining an observational photojournalistic approach with creative vision and tasteful finishing, all captured with minimal intrusion so that you can just enjoy your day.

~ Soaad & Daniel ~
If all of this is resonating with you in any way then I’d very much like to invite you to find out more.
I’m based in Bristol and cover weddings all over the UK (and beyond if needed), so wherever you’re getting married, if you’re not willing to take any chances with the most important photographs of your life I’d very much like to hear from you. The first step is an easy one…
Latest on the blog
Aldwick Court Farm
Lucy and Phil came to me via a personal recommendation after being let down by the photographer they had previously booked. Whatever his reasons were for doing that it was most certainly his loss as far as I’m concerned. Lucy and Phil were the loveliest couple to work...
read moreOn Reflection – Some thoughts on one of my favourite compositional devices in wedding photography
Whoever said “the camera never lies” probably didn’t fully understand the photographic process. In reality, the camera can do very little except lie, or at least only portray a very small part of the truth. The very nature of taking a photograph requires that I...
read moreSt Audries Park Wedding Photography – Raquel and Mark
Early May and it was a return visit to the wonderful St Audries Park, this time for the lovely relaxed wedding of Mark and Raquel. As is fairly common, the wedding day itself was my first opportunity to meet the couple. Busy lives seem to have made the pre-wedding...
read moreBailbrook House wedding celebration photography
Just a few days before 2017 drew to a close I paid my first visit to the stunning Bailbrook House on the outskirts of Bath to photograph the wedding celebration of Fiona and Bernard. Having tied the knot in the Seychelles earlier in the year (which sadly I didn’t get...
read moreSarah and Daniel
"Paul photographed our wedding in Wells, Somerset and did a fantastic job, right from our initial meeting with him where we walked through the plan for the day to the day itself and the delivery of our DVD and CD (and our subsequent annoying requests for mislaid DVDs...
read moreKeren and James
Keren and James’s wedding took place at Old Down Manor, just up the road from my base in Thornbury, Bristol. It's an impressive venue with spectacular views over the Severn estuary and with the unusual feature of having a country park attached to it as part of the...
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